The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-14

ERAIEIE WILL be taken from the Cas-
mo boards In September, and will be re-
placed by the marquis. Gilbert and
Suii.vsn's new opera will see the light
there in October.
THE name of American Opera is
heard no more except in the Threats OF
court criers. That great temple of music
the Metropolitan, will be given over to
GermSn opera.
The OLD Wallack's Theatre will be the
home of another strong stock company,
though Wallack will be known in the
control more. Napoleon Bouaparte
Abbey and his partners will conduct the
| future destiDies of the house, and such
people as Bellini, Tesrle aud Florence
Girard are among the principals.
Or SATURDAY evening, then having
completed q successful seven weeks en-
gagement at the Casino as Javotte in
Erminie, Fanny Rice will retire from the
cast in order to enjoy few weeks vaca.
| ton at her home in Franklin Falls n. h.
before beginning her second season with
the Carleton Opera Mirror.
Al. HAYMAN proposes to expend s15.-
600 in bis New York production of the
musical spectacle OF She, the iibretto OF
which is by William Gillette and the
music by William w. Furst. Mr.. Hay,
man has already received two offers By
wire from prominent New York mansg-
ers who are eager to inaugurste their
season with this novelty.
TIE REFUSAL of Patti to sing for Col
Mapleson for nothing, for only one
night, to bridge over his financial ruin
was the cause of the sudden ending OF
bis London season. After managing
her for so many years, she might have
done this much for the veteran impress
sario. Poor Mape seems to be about as
dead as q door-nai, operatically.-
Music aRd Drama.
The Union Square has been reftted
and redecorated during recess. Two
weeks from tomorrow night our own
Gunter's play of One Against Many,
will see the light there. On
the same evening Held by the
Enemy will be seen at the Star. The
opening will celebrate the 15Oth London
performance of Mr.. Gillette's fine
national drama.
THE SAN Francisco Daily Report says
"The DAILY actresses all dress better
than on their previous visit. There
was once story that swell New York
dressmaker made Ada Rehan's gown
for nothing, just to have her work seen
Observer knew better, for no modiste
under the sun would willingly mothered
Miss RehaR's clothes two years ago, and
even now her street costumes would
have hard time to find hacker"
AT the Madison Square, Mansfield is
filing summer engagement. A. M
Palmer will not bring his great COM
pany on till October Sd, and then it is q
question whether he will revive Jim
the Penman. or do The Martyr. Two
Jim the Penman companies, however
will go on the road. Stoddard. Massen,
Holland, Marie Burroughs, Maude
Harrison, Annie Russell and all the
others of our old friends still remain
with Mr.. Palmer.
A VERY notable opening will be
that at the Lyceum Theatre,
which enters the stock theatres list IN
der new management with such a
small host of notabIes as Miller fol
lead, Kelcey for heavies, LeMoyne fol
old man, Sothern and Whiffen fol
comedy, and Louise Dillon for sou
brettes. A new society political play
which Belasco and DeMille have beer
at work upon in the woods during the
summer, and the plot of which Henry
Miller rehearsed sub rosa to a HERALI
man, last week, is to open the Lyceum
| Miller has great hopes of it.